Presentation
The patient complains of pain and swelling left submandibular region for 3 days.
Patient Data
Age: 35 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Sialolithiasis
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X-ray shows two calcifications inferior to the left mandible angle, the largest measuring 16 x 14 mm.
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X-ray shows two calcifications inferior to the left mandible angle, the largest measuring 16 x 14 mm.
Case Discussion
The patient had a history of salivary gland stone removal 5 years back. USG was done (not shown) with swelling, heterogeneity and hypervascularity of the left submandibular gland reflecting sialadenitis and also demonstrated the presence of stone.